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Batoka Gorge has been cut over thousands of years by the Victoria Falls. Considered one of the best stretches of commercially-run river in the world, the rapids can be run in large rubber…
At the Lwiinde Ceremony, the chief of the Toka-Leya leads his people down through the spray to the Victoria Falls gorge, where they offer sacrifices to their ancestors in thanks for the rain…
The annual Livingstone Festival showcases Zambian talent in all areas of the arts, as well as featuring acts from abroad.
Every year in October the Njumba tribe gather in Samfya near Zambia's Lake Bangweulu to celebrate the Kwanga Festival by feasting, drinking, and dancing.
Zambia led the way in introducing walking safaris and South Luangwa National Park is its showcase destination.
Lochinvar National Park is an idyllic, little-visited gem on the Kafue River that is famous for the abundant bird life which thrives in its floodwaters and lagoons.
Batoka Gorge has been cut over thousands of years by the Victoria Falls. Considered one of the best stretches of commercially-run river in the world, the rapids can be run in large rubber…
Mosi O Tunya National Park stretches for 12km upriver from the Victoria Falls. It protects the last rhinos in Zambia within its lush riverine forest. You are also likely to see antelope, zebra…
Kafue National Park is the size of Wales and provides a true African experience. The northern part is watered by several tributaries of the Kafue River and is largely woodland, with grassy…
The Chimfunshi Wildlife Orphanage is one of the most successful chimpanzee shelters in the world. The orphanage is a heart-warming success story where you can watch rescued chimps playing…
Sioma Ngwezi National Park/Ngonye Falls
The undiscovered wilderness of the Sioma Ngwezi National Park and the magnificent torrent of the Ngonye Falls are just a couple of the reasons to visit Zambia's remote south-western corner.
Lavushi Manda National Park gives you a rare chance to put on your walking boots in Zambia. In the eastern part of the park, the rocky Lavushi Hills (average height 1550m) are home to streams…
Lake Mweru is seldom visited but breathtakingly beautiful and an ideal base for exploring the lesser-known areas of Zambia. Take the ferry to one of the lake's islands, Kilwa and Isokwe. Or…
Floating down the Zambezi in a canoe is the best way to see Africa's animals. The Lower Zambezi National Park covers an area where the sluggish river spreads over a wide valley and breaks up…
